2-Star Hotels in Miami

I had a great stay at Tower Hotel by At Mine Hospitality. The room was very comfortable and exceeded my expectations. The hotel corridors were clean, quiet, and well maintained, and the property overall looks much better in person than in the photos. I would stay again

Yesterday, I experienced a three-hour delay in receiving my scheduled doses. The check-in process concluded at 10:00 p.m., and I did not receive a confirmation call. Upon the return of the night staff, I was informed that I needed to be on the list, despite already being included. Although check-out is scheduled for 11:30 a.m., I was required to release my cleaning personnel early to facilitate room cleaning. I received no communication via phone, email, or text throughout the night. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this establishment for those arriving during nighttime hours. Furthermore, this morning, the front desk was unattended, and all access points were secured with a code. To date, I have not received any email correspondence, nor has the reimbursement for my massage been processed.

The hotel is in the city center and has convenient transportation. There is a kitchen where you can cook something and a bathtub. It is big enough. However, the surrounding road construction is a little inconvenient. I drove my own car and parking is free.

The mattresses and cleanliness of the room are okay. Slippers, cups and kettles are not provided. Because it's not on a main road, it's relatively quiet. The reception staff were patient in answering various questions.

Located in the suburbs of Miami, close to the Wynwood graffiti wall and design area. It is a youth hostel remodeled from a bungalow in a family home. There is no deposit and credit card for check-in, the door is a code lock, no check-out is required, everything is very simple.

Relación calidad y precio bueno

I chose this place for my early morning flight and its almost 24-hour free airport shuttle service. The room had no facilities and was empty. The layout was not reasonable, for example, there was no power socket at the head of the bed. The indoor air was not good either. I opened the window for ventilation, and as the comments said, I soon saw a huge cockroach running in.

After the epidemic, it is no longer possible to clean every day, but towels can be changed every day. There are many small mosquitoes, which are easy to kill and do not affect sleep. This is what happens when there are many green plants. I can hear planes taking off and landing, and it doesn't affect my sleep. We are looking for an American-style hotel with a kitchen, so the fact that it claims to include breakfast has no impact. Hot water, tea, coffee, oatmeal and chocolate drinks are provided in the small corner at the front desk from 6 to 9 in the morning, nothing more. We brought our own Moka pot, disposable tableware for seasoning, and purchased ingredients from a nearby supermarket. The hotel also provided a set of non-stick pots, plates, knives and forks, which was enough. Free parking is a must, the front desk staff is friendly, we didn't arrive until 11pm. It takes 12 minutes to drive to Little Havana, 40 minutes to Miami Beach, one hour to Everglades Park, and 4 hours to Keywest. I think everything is quite reasonable.

After checking in, I put my luggage in the room and left quickly to take care of some work. When I came back, I found an elderly woman and a Black woman behind her entering a code and unlocking my room door. I immediately went up to question them, but I got no response. They even blocked me outside the door. By the time I managed to get into the room, both of them had already left. I then messaged the owner, but received no reply at all. This situation made me feel extremely unsafe, and I couldn’t sleep the whole night. My laptop, tablet, phone, and bank cards were all inside the room. I do not understand how they knew the code or why they were able to open my door. This experience has seriously raised concerns about the hotel’s security and management.

It is worth for the price.